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The idea of using science to pursue diplomatic goals is rapidly gaining popularity. But what tools are needed to ensure that such science diplomacy operates both effectively and fairly? And do these threaten scientific independence?
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Opinions and Analysis
Scientists can play a key role in wetland diplomacy
Conflicts over shared water resources could be mitigated through science-based environmental cooperation, argue Saleem Ali and Pamela Griffin.
23 May 2012
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Source: OurWorld 2.0
Tackling bird flu effectively needs scientific openness
Efforts to limit publication of controversial bird flu research could end up doing more harm than good.
Policy Briefs
Scientific cooperation for nuclear disarmament
Scientific collaborations can build trust and facilitate progress in nuclear arms control and disarmament.
23 June 2010
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Source: The Royal Society
News and Features
Southern Africa and Australasia to share SKA
South Africa and Australia will both host components of the world's most powerful radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array.
25 May 2012
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Tunisia deal with India opens developing country links
Tunisia has launched a mission to work with developing countries by agreeing to cooperate with India in biotechnology and medicine.
21 May 2012
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Funding apathy hits South-South collaboration
25 April 2012
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